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Step 1: Check if you are authorized to use this arrangement:

Business Travel

If you are an employee or representative of one of these organizations/groups, you may use this arrangement:

• B.C. government ministries
• Members of the Judiciary
• Jury Members
• Contractor of an eligible organization (see FAQ section for details)
• Alberta, Saskatchewan, or State of Washington government employees
• B.C. broader public sector organizations on the CSA Users list

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• B.C. residents requiring out-of-town, non-emergency medical services

Step 2: View available properties and pricing by location. 

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Step 3: Book your accommodations. Contact the property directly to reserve your room and inform the agent of the rate (provincial government or medical travel) that applies to you.

Step 4: Check in.  You may be asked to provide proof of employment (business travel) or proof of medical necessity (medical travel).

Frequently Asked Questions

These questions are specific to business and medical accommodations.

For resources and policies for government employees, visit the Employee Business Travel Resource Centre . 

How do I search for a property?

Enter your destination address in the search bar on the Business Travel or Medical Travel page OR select the city/community where you would like to stay. 

What is a standard room?

A standard room is a normal room offered by the property. It is clean and heated and has at least 1 bed, a television, and self-contained washroom. Properties are required to supply a standard room, at the listed rate, if one is available. If the hotel is sold out of standard rooms they may offer a better quality room at the same rate, but are not obligated to do so unless the original room reservation was confirmed / guaranteed.

What should I do if the property has a higher conference rate?

Properties may offer conference rates, that have been negotiated with the conference organizer, and are accessible to all attendees.

Properties are not obliged to offer rooms at the government rate if you identify yourself as a conference participant. In this case, the conference rate is applied to your booking.

What if the hotel does not honour or quote the rate listed online?

There may be multiple reasons for this:

• The quoted rate is for a non-standard room . It's possible the hotel does not have any standard rooms available and the quote is for the next available room rate. If this is the case, contact another property that has standard rooms available at the listed rate.
• Confirm the hotel knows you are referring to the provincial government rate as they may be quoting a federal or municipal government rate.
• Many properties have reservation call centres  and they may be quoting a different rate. Contact the property directly instead or ask to speak to someone at the property.
• Consider your occupancy. If you are travelling with someone and sharing a standard room, there could be an additional cost per person. If this is the case, the double or twin rate may be quoted.
• Check the property’s blackout dates. If your travel occurs during blackout dates, the hotel is not obligated to provide you with a standard room at the listed government rate.

Can I stay with family or friends? 

Government employees may use private accommodation instead of commercial accommodation and claim the private accommodation allowance. Review CPPM Chapter 10 - Travel for information on allowances.

Are there additional fees, taxes, or levies?

All fees and levies are included in the rates listed. At check-out, hotels might break down these fees on a separate line. The standard room rate and these fees must total what is listed.

The destination marketing fee (DMF) and taxes assessed by a government (e.g. provincial sales tax and municipal and regional district tax) will be charged in addition to the standard room rate listed.

What kind of identification should I have if the property asks for proof that I work for an eligible organization?

Acceptable identification may vary depending on your employer. Identification will include, at a minimum, traveller’s name and employer.

For B.C. government employees, B.C. Public Sector entity employees, and Alberta, Saskatchewan or State of Washington business travellers, if requested, be prepared to present:

• Photo identification and;
• A business card, pay stub, or business email address (e.g. @gov.bc.ca or @viha.ca)

Can a consultant/contractor use the government rate while on official business?

Yes, consultants/contractors of the B.C. government or an organization on the CSA Users List may receive the government rate if they present a letter of authorization (DOC, 153KB)  signed by the Province’s or entity’s contract manager and their accommodation expenses are reimbursable as part of their agreement. The letter must include:

• Full name of contractor/consultant
• Start and finish dates of contract

Why is the hotel I stayed at last month not showing up in my search for this month?

The hotel (or property) may not have submitted a rate for the month or the rate they submitted was too high so they were not successful for the month. Properties submit rates by month so each monthly rate submitted could be different. Also, not all properties submit rates for every month of the year. High season, low season and mid-season vary so properties need to be able to submit different rates for each month. During evaluations, each month in each community is evaluated separately.

Can I use these rates for personal travel?

These rates are for business travel or medical travel only.

If you are B.C. government employee, some properties do offer leisure/personal travel rates. Visit the Employee Discount Store on @Work (IDIR required) for more information.

When can I use the medical travel rates?

Use the medical travel rates when you (or a family member that you are care for) must travel out-of-town to obtain non-emergency specialist and outpatient medical services.

For further assistance, consider the  Travel Assistance Program which can help with transportation costs.

What do different occupancy types mean?

• Single (S): 1 person and 1 bed in the room
• Double (D): 2 people and 1 bed in the room
• Twin (T): 2 people and 2 beds in the room

If breakfast is included, what is typically included in each offering?

Breakfast offerings vary by property and may not include everything listed below.

• Continental breakfast typically includes coffee, tea, milk, fruit juices, cereal, fruit, toast (white/whole wheat bread), bagel and a selection of baked goods (e.g. muffins, croissants, and pastries) and may offer a milk beverage alternative (soy, almond)
• Deluxe continental typically includes all items in the continental breakfast plus yogurt, eggs (hard-boiled, scrambled or omelette), pancakes and/or waffles, and oatmeal/porridge
• Full breakfast typically includes bacon, sausage, or ham or meat alternative (beans, lentils, tofu, seeds/nuts), cereal, fruit, toast (white/whole wheat bread), bagel, baked goods, yogurt, eggs (hard-boiled, scrambled or omelette), pancakes and/or waffles, oatmeal/porridge, coffee, tea, milk, milk beverage alternative (soy or almond), and fruit juice

What are the terms and conditions that apply to accommodations?

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What defines a boutique hotel? Is it the personalized, intimate service or the distinctive charm that sets it apart? While these factors vary, one thing remains certain: British Columbia’s landscape offers many a unique and luxurious accommodation. Whether perched on the rugged coastlines, lush mountain forests, or situated in the middle of the city and boasting old-world charm, these boutique hotels ensure that your stay is anything but generic. Say goodbye to cookie-cutter rooms and hello to a world where each stay is a memorable experience tailored to the surroundings.

Hotel Eldorado, Kelowna

Hotel Eldorado is a 53-room boutique gem by the Okanagan Lake with heritage rooms designed with carefully selected antique pieces and panoramic lakeside views. Guests can choose from a variety of inclusive resort experiences. Find relaxation with their complementary weekend yoga classes or get into the groove with dance lessons on salsa nights. Beyond the comfort of your room, there’s seven-acres of property to explore. Dive into the indoor and outdoor pools, unwind in the hot tubs and sauna, or challenge your partner to a friendly match on the tennis court. On Fridays, indulge in wine tastings and canapes with the hotel’s very own General Manager.

The Wickaninnish Inn, Tofino

Since opening its doors in 1996, t he Wickaninnish Inn in Tofino has continuously provided a memorable experience that epitomizes the essence of the Pacific Northwest. The inn’s North West Coast style of architecture uses local cedar, driftwood and stone to seamlessly blend with the region’s landscape. Each room frames the rugged coast’s breathtaking coastal views. Apart from artworks that feature local artists, their fine dining experience highlights Canadian cuisine with fresh and seasonal ingredients sourced locally. Guests can find relaxation at their award winning Ancient Cedars Spa  or experience activities like sea kayaking, surfing, biking or fishing. Families and couples alike will find a mixture of culinary, cultural, and wellness activities.

Nita Lake Lodge, Whistler

Nita Lake Lodge is an accommodation for all seasons. As the only lakefront boutique hotel in the area, this charming lodge offers a unique blend of luxury and outdoor adventure. Whether you’re hitting the slopes at Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort, exploring hiking and biking trails, or indulging in water sports, Nita Lake Lodge serves as your perfect basecamp. Pet-friendly amenities ensure that every member of your family, including furry friends, feels right at home. The lodge goes the extra mile by providing fat tire bikes for winter biking enthusiasts and guests can find relaxation at their plunge pool, hot tub and barrel saunas, adding a touch of wellness to your stay. A valuable partnership with Whistler Blackcomb extends beyond the lodge, offering guests exclusive discounts on rentals and retail experiences, enhancing your overall Whistler getaway.

Abigail’s Hotel, Victoria

Find charm, character, comfort and luxury right in Victoria’s downtown core. Abigail’s is a boutique bed and breakfast set in a 1930’s heritage Tudor mansion. This adult-only property features elegant rooms rich with history, each uniquely decorated. Victoria’s largest park, Beacon Hill Park is just a 5-minute walk away. Meanwhile, the Royal BC Museum and Provincial Legislature are a 10-minute walk. Enjoy a lovely three-course breakfast before heading out for a stroll.

Loden Hotel, Vancouver

Loden Hotel is an award winning luxury boutique hotel that offers contemporary elegance with the stunning view of Vancouver’s Coal Harbour. The 77-room hotel prides itself with its signature service and personalized amenities. You can work on your fitness routine any time of day at their 24 hour BeFit studio, or choose between luxurious pillows from their pillow menu. Central but quiet, and steps away from your experience of choice, whether that’s a leisurely stroll at Stanley Park or luxury shopping on Alberni Street.

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A Balsam House & A Tamarack House

220 Albion Cres, Ucluelet, BC

250-726-8138

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460 Marine Drive, Ucluelet, BC

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Aerie on the Egde

863 Lorne White Pl, Ucluelet, BC

250-266-1446

Anchors Inn

131 Garden Street, Ucluelet, BC

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Arbutus Guest Suite

317 Kimoto Drive, Box 461, Ucluelet, British Columbia

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Bayshore Waterfront Inn

153 Hemlock St, Ucluelet, BC

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Big Beach Guest House

1435 Victoria Road, Ucluelet, BC

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Big Beach Lodge

536 Marine Drive, Ucluelet, BC

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221 Boardwalk Blvd, Ucluelet, BC

250-522-0040

Bird’s Bay Retreat

985 Peninsula Road, Ucluelet, BC

1-250 726-2473

Black Rock Beach House

524 Marine Drive, Ucluelet, BC

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Black Rock Oceanfront Resort

PO Box 310, 596 Marine Drive Ucluelet, BC V0R 3A0

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